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Bill WhalenForbes |
California in 2024: Slow-Speed Rail and Political Inroads
’Tis The Season To Be Jolly Hollow
’Tis The Season To Be Jolly Hollow
In terms of changing the world order, it won’t have the same ramifications as Nixon going to China, but there’s an argument to be made that...
A Dose of Sunshine for California Ballot Initiatives?
A roller-coaster ride of an election for California governor Gavin Newsom—touted as and then supplanted by fellow Californian Kamala Harris as...
She Left Her Heart in San Francisco—Not a Swing State?
As California Goes . . . So Goes the House?
Though far from from the first state to join the republic, California loves to brag about its first-in-the-nation prowess, forcing the question of...
Bill-Signing Season in Sacramento: Goodbye Recall Candidates—and Legacy Admissions?
For flustered California Republicans, does breaking the Democratic stranglehold on statewide elected offices require a change in style and substance...
The passing of two August spectacles—the 2024 Olympics in Paris and the Democratic National Convention in Chicago—raises an intriguing...
Windy City—and Less So without a Newsom Sidewinder
Move past the obvious California beneficiaries of the Democratic Party’s swapping out of presidential nominees (they would include native...
One thing the nation discovered last month: political winds sometimes travel faster east to west in America than supposedly swift airline traffic...